The Fierce Minister of the Great Song
大宋悍臣
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- Ongoing
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- 6.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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The book review section is now corrupt and full of scoundrels; this is precisely the time for an update. The reason is insufficient; if the author diligently updated 100,000 words every day... If the word is used, then the wicked will be terrified and retreat, while the virtuous will... This is truly a cause for celebration, worthy of praise even from Yao and Shun!
This characterization is actually unsuitable for the Song Dynasty. The Song Dynasty had no shortage of fierce generals, but they just couldn't seize power.
The synopsis is very appealing, the writing is superb, but the content itself is completely unappealing in the early stages.
We've finally found the real-life inspiration for the protagonist! It turns out there really was such a formidable figure in the Northern Song Dynasty! I just wonder how the author will handle the real Zhang Heng.
Hope to see a different Song Dynasty.
If the protagonist doesn't become emperor, then he will definitely undertake a comprehensive reform to limit the emperor's power. Simply copying later technologies and making minor reforms is insufficient. For a nation to generate numerous original inventions, it must undergo systemic changes in its ideological foundation, political structure, legal system, and social forces.
One million words is a hurdle
I'm not sure about other novels, but based on the historical fiction I've read, around one million words is a significant milestone. By then, the plot is generally clear, usually accompanied by a minor climax. Take the Song Dynasty time-travel novel *Shao Song* for example; around this word count, it's roughly after the Battle of Yaoshan, when the protagonist is eagle-headed, and the balance of…
Wearing Song Dynasty clothing doesn't mean you won't rebel?
As the title suggests: Wearing Song Dynasty clothing doesn't mean you won't rebel? Wearing Hongwu Dynasty clothing doesn't mean you won't rebel? Wearing Qing Dynasty clothing doesn't mean you won't rebel?
Without eliminating the Song Dynasty emperor… it was impossible. The military generals had reached an appalling level… they would sell anything for imperial power… treason and paying protection money had become a tradition of the Zhao Song dynasty… The Liao and Jin dynasties offered far more hope for reform.
This personality is like popping candy, always bouncing around. The protagonist is in the Song Dynasty, so this is arguably out of place. Perhaps he should change his goal to rebellion; this personality trait would come in handy then.
What were you thinking, going to the Song Dynasty to become a military general? Even if you're incredibly capable, you're only on par with Yue Fei, who was unjustly killed. How could you possibly be better than him?